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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: April 1979; Vol. 114, No. 684
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: City Street, Spring Rain ... Peter Hayward.
A bridge of understanding ... Temple Fielding.
Mystery at Carnac ... Robert Wernick.
Bear facts about Poconos ... Bil Gilbert.
Believest Thou This? ... Ernest O. Hauser.
Mona Sue and the 1939 DeSoto ... Larry Batson.
Making Families of Friends ... Jane Howard.
Dead men DO tell tales -- to those trained to listen -- Detectives in white coats ... Jennifer Bolch.
An evening at the Waldorf ... Jean and Bud Ince.
Mayday at 19000 feet ... James H. Winchester.
Tha case for a massive tax cut! ... Irving Kristol.
Are YOU a Genuis? Take this quiz and see if you can join Mensa -- [I scored 23 out of 25 -- yeah!].
Fools Paradise ... Isaac Bashevis Singer.
What you should know about cosmetic surgery ... Stanley L. Englebardt.
Twilight of a species -- the Striper ... John N. Cole.
My son, the motorhead ... Robert J. Boyle.
The Entertaining world of Albert Hirschfeld 's people ... Carey Winfrey [About the famous caricaturist, with many illustrations, and pictures of Al and his daugher Nina (whose name appears in every one of his caricatures)].
The savvy new American farmer ... Time.
What mean fear most about sex (deprivation? haha) ... Wendell B. Pomeroy.
Miracle of the fish plate ... Patrick F. McManus.
Glorious, combusitble Cairo ... Jan Morris.
Superman, Supermovie (about the new Superman movie with Christopher Reeve) ... Jack Kroll.
The World according to Zbigniew Brzezinski ... interview by James Reston.
As spring bestirs the land ... Joan Mills.
Big Profits in Non Profits ... Lawrence Maloney.
Baseball's Laughable lovable runts --( loyalty to the Chicago Cubs) ... George F. Will.
The vigil for Lucy Peale ... Don Hall.
I hate mornings ... Richard Cohen.
Worchester Vt. vs Washington DC ... David MacDonald.
Angel Dust -- a family's nightmare ... Ursula Etons.
To the Stone age and Back ... Alex Shoumatoff.
The wreck of the Amoco Cadiz ... Rudolph Chelminski.

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